Cynthia Kole, a writer and retired attorney, authors this month’s Citizens’ Climate Education column to talk about methane reduction initiatives, ...
The city’s new coastal administrator, Leslea Meyerhoff, seeks to advance San Clemente’s goal of protecting its beloved beaches.
In her latest column—aptly renamed Laurie’s Latest—Assemblymember Laurie Davies highlights what she believes are unmet needs in the state budget—namely, ...
Ahead of July 5, otherwise known as “The Dirtiest Beach Day of the Year,” the Surfrider Foundation issued its 2021 ...
Rep. Mike Levin recently introduced legislation meant to protect estuaries and waterways such as the nearby San Mateo Creek, which ...
By C. Jayden Smith While the progress of the Doheny Ocean Desalination Project appears to now be gaining steam, South ...
By C. Jayden Smith The San Clemente City Council voted unanimously last week to revise a grant application to the ...
By C. Jayden Smith Government funding to the San Clemente Sand Replenishment Project will not be coming as early as ...
By Eric Heinz Since the summer, the city of San Clemente has been trying to identify the reasons as to why ...
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